Upload
hannibal-f-carado
View
3.291
Download
9
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Simple Simple ApprehensionApprehensionThe Generation of IdeasThe Generation of Ideas
The 3 Acts of the MindThe 3 Acts of the Mind
Simple ApprehensionSimple Apprehension: an operation of the mind : an operation of the mind whereby we abstract from the non-essential whereby we abstract from the non-essential elements of a thing and recognize those essential elements of a thing and recognize those essential elements which make it to be precisely that elements which make it to be precisely that particular thing.particular thing.
JudgmentJudgment: the act by which the intellect affirms or : the act by which the intellect affirms or denies the truth of something, putting together or denies the truth of something, putting together or dividing apart concepts; dividing apart concepts;
ReasoningReasoning: an operation of the mind that involves : an operation of the mind that involves a process whereby from certain truths already a process whereby from certain truths already known, we proceed to another which is different known, we proceed to another which is different from those that are given but necessarily following from those that are given but necessarily following from them.from them.
The 3 Acts of the Mind The 3 Acts of the Mind
Mental ActMental Act Mental Mental ProductProduct
External External SignSign
ApprehensionApprehension IdeaIdea TermTerm
JudgmentJudgment EnunciationEnunciation PropositionProposition
ReasoningReasoning ArgumentArgument SyllogismSyllogism
IdeogenesisIdeogenesis
Is the process of idea-formationIs the process of idea-formation It is based primarily on the principle that It is based primarily on the principle that
“Nothing enters the mind unless it passes “Nothing enters the mind unless it passes first through the senses.”first through the senses.”
Knowledge first acquired is sensible Knowledge first acquired is sensible because of the involvement of the because of the involvement of the external and internal senses.external and internal senses.
Ideogenesis DiagramIdeogenesis Diagram
ExternalSenses
CommonSense
Estimative
Memory
Imagination
PassiveIntellect
ActiveIntellectSensed
Data
ideas
SensibleImpressions
Percepts
Phantasm
AbstractedNature
Internal Senses IntellectExternal Senses